How To Measure Anything
FINDING THE VALUE OF INTANGIBLES IN BUSINESS
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Welcome to the "How to Measure Anything" Downloads Page

This page contains the downloads mentioned in the book How to Measure Anything: Finding the Value of Intangibles in Business, listed by chapter.  Anyone can download them, but their purpose will make a lot more sense if you've read the book.  There is some additional material not mentioned in the book, like an audio interview of Doug Hubbard and material for those who attend his conferences and seminars.  If you have any questions or comments on the files provided just go to the book's discussion forum and post it!

More Powerful Tools & Research Available: In addition to the free downloads below, many more useful tools, training material, and interesting research are available on the Products page.  Subscribers to our research get access to regularly update spreadsheet tools & templates, documented research, and training material specifically written for professionals who are expected to meassure things in highly uncertain and ambiguous problems.  Other special services and products can help you out with any measurement problem, no matter how difficult it appears to be.  Read more!

Questions, Comments?  Join the Forum: Discuss anything about the downloads, the book, or even real-life measurement problems in the How to Measure Anything Forum.  Managers, measurement professionals, students and researchers are encouraged to contribute.  You might even find the answer to your "impossible" measurement problem in the Measurement Challenge part of the forum.  There, you can pose any measurement challenge and we will try to solve it. Read more!

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 TitleModified DateSize (Kb)Description 
Additional Calibration Questions; Chapter 51/23/2008146.43These are additional calibration tests in case the tests in the book weren't enough to get you fully calibrated.Download
Simple Monte Carlo Example; Chapter 61/23/2008569.86This is the simple Monte Carlo example that calculates the risk of a hypothetical machine leasing example. It has a a few rows that can be copied down to create as many random scenarios as you like. The chart shows the results of 10,000 scenarios.Download
Value of Information Example; Chapter 71/23/2008745.47This spreadsheet shows how to work out the Expected Value of Perfect Information (EVPI) for for a simple binary and simple range example. Download
Sampling & Regression Examples; Chapter 91/23/200845.57This shows several examples from chapter 9 where we compute 90% confidence intervals with small samples, population samples with catch & recacth, sampling in experiments and a simple regression model.Download
Bayesian Inversion, Chapter 101/23/2008208.90This is the Exhibit 10.4 in the book. This corrects an error in the book calculation in this table in the first book printing. (It was corrected in the second printing).Download
Interview with "Tech Toast"1/23/20089,742.93This is a podcast interview done duringthe Business Intelligence & Technology Summit (BITS), Edinboro University Edinboro, PADownload
How to Measure Anything Conference Presentation1/23/20082,190.85This is a pdf presentation about the book which I often give at conferences with an IT emphasis. It may be hard to follow without the oral presentation but those who listened to the presentation and might want to have a copy.Download
Book Charts with Directions1/23/2008504.83This is a summary of some charts from the book with directions for their use. I include this for the people who attendend my seminars and sometimes want more detail than I can typically cover. The book gets into much more detail. Download
Whitepaper on Applied Information Economics1/23/2008231.78This is an overview of AIE. It is written primarily for IT managers but the points can apply to anyone. It compares AIE to traditional ROI and weighted scores.Download

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